atlanta, charlotte, one hour or more especially this morning. metro, philadelphia, cincinnati looking at wind today. 30-minute to one-hour delays. washington, d.c., orlando, low clouds, rain, thunderstorms for you around orlando and tampa. the same with miami, seattle, san francisco, low clouds. 30-minute to one-hour delays. so far it's still early. we have more on those in about a half hour. >> thank you. what in the world was going on? it there was a major blackout for two hours affecting millions. one of the world's largest hydroelectric dams had problems in brazil. the power was out in paraguay and rio de janeiro came to a virtual standstill. some people there are concerned because you know the olympics and the world cup are coming there. >>> it was an incident that caused major diplomatic problems between the united states and iraq. a shoot-out that killed 17 iraqi civilians. now startling new reports about what an american company alleged ly did after the shootings. >>> the nation is honoring its military members past and present on vetera

charlotte, same thing. d.c. metros including baltimore, probably getting slowed a half hour to an hour, low includeds and rain and breeze. san francisco, low clouds out west, seattle. remnants of ida, coming up in ten minutes, rob. >> wuf rough day for travelers. >>> you probably saw the video of a woman who fell on tracks in front of an oncoming train. really close. now hear from the train operator. >> y8 >>> okay, everybody stretch. you ready for wednesday? morning, sunshine. i'm robin meade. you know, the nation is about to honor its service members who put their lives on the line for the country. you're going to hear what celebrations are planned for this veterans day today. >>> an airline pilot apparently had one too few many before he showed up for work. what happened minutes before takeoff in the cockpit. >>> plus -- >> this was utter chaos as these men tried to open this store. >> reporter: he's talking about a shopper trampled to death on black friday last night. now how lessons from then may have helpe

charlotte, seattle as well. charlotte, low-level cloudiness all day, seattle, rain and wind back in the picture. more in about a half hour. >> thank you. >>> you may remember a massive fire in puerto rico. it was felt miles away. the fbi was brought in to investigate. there was talk of sabotage. now investigators say they know the cause. y8 >>> good morning! . it is 8:00 eastern, of course. morning, sunshine. thank you for making us a part of your morning routine. here's what's going on. it's the gift that keeps on giving or in this case taking from you. why extra airline fees won't stop when the holidays are over. >>> a scary night for workers at a department store. armed robbers moved in and a s.w.a.t. team came after them. >>> and police officers are trained in all kinds of dangerous situations, but i don't know, nothing could prepare a cop with an encounter with an overly apassionate cat. that's great video. >>> first, though, there are new details and new 911 calls shedding light on the death of 5-year-old

charlotte went into the half up 13 and they win by a core of 94- 87.ook at the southeast division standings right now, you can see where the bobcats and the wizards are. they are at the bottom but charlotte's won three straight, the wizards have won two in a row. something has to give tonight as you see, orlando and atlanta are tops with a record of 12-4. >>> before we get out of here a couple of nba news and notes. according to reports from philadelphia, the sixers might be interested in bringing back allen iverson. after trading him away three years ago to denver. iverson plans on meeting with john thompson on tuesday that being his college coach at georgetown. bringing a.i. back will not be a financial issue. philly has nearly $7 million under the cap. so, stay tuned. >>> finally, baltimore's own carmelo anthony put on a show against the 96 in denver. mellow recorded his first 50 point game joining rookie brandon jennings as the lone 50- point ballers this season. how bad are the nicks defense you might ask? two of the last three 50-point games have

down and charlotte into the half of 13. and more in the second half.ugh the 31 points. they pull off cleveland 94-87. the final. >>> quick notes pittsburgh loses to west virginia. hoops michigan state falls to florida. >> that's going to do it for this half hour of sports nite. thank you for watching. we will see you again at 11. check out our web site.

. >> i'm charlotte from cincinnati. actually i live in oxford, just outside there. i like her conservative values. i think she's a great role model for young women. i think she's what america needs right now. she's just great all the way around. i just love her. >> when you say you like her conservative values, what do you mean by that? >> specifically, she believes in the constitution. the abortion issue. i'm against abortion. just good american values. you know, i just love that about her. she's a real person, she's one of us. she's not from washington d.c. she is not anything -- she doesn't act like anything she's not. she is just herself and i really like that. >> my name is nancy from dayton, ohio. >> have you ever seen her in person before? >> no, no. so i'm really in anxious and excited about having the book signed. >> have you read the book yet? >> no, i haven't read it yet. i watch fox news a lot and they've had lots of interviews and stuff like that on there. i've been watching those and enjoying those, just watch in her. so, i'm real excited. >> what is i

airy's 100 miles north of charlotte. it was the inspiration for mayberry in "andy griffith show" the town has built a tourist trade from nostalgia from the hit show. >>> police are trying to identify the bodies of six women found in the home of a registered sex offender in cleveland. it appears at least five why strangled. the sixth body too decomposed to make a determination. bodies may have been there weeks or months. >>> 50-year-old anthony sowell lived at the address since 2005 after serving 15 years for rape. police found him walked in his neighborhood saturday and arrested him. >> a sigh of relief. i said the street is now safe again. >> i'm glad he's off the street. >> we're just thankful that they got him. >>> police found bodies during an investigation into separate rape allegations. a woman said she was attacked in that house in september. police stopped by earlier for a routine check on the registered sex offend. >> scary story out of california. investigators found the body of a missing 4-year-old boy in a dr

metros, boston, charlotte, atlanta, minneapolis, all windy. a half hour. >> so people are wondering, 2012 because of this movie called "2012," is earth's doomsday right around the corner? >> gone, gone, gone. still here just bigger. @@@@@ >>> all right. president obama leaves today for his first visit to asia as president. he will start in tokyo and make stops in singapore, shanghai, beijing and seoul. he's going to talk to asian leaders about the u.s. economy, the trade deficit with china, and his plans for afghanistan, among other things. >>> the husband of retired supreme court justice sandra day o'connor has died from alzheimer's complications. john o'connor was 79. he and his wife became a washington power couple when she served as the court's first female justice. colleagues say when his disease got worse she started bringing him to court. >>> lou dobbs is leaving cnn at the end of last night's show he said he's leaving the network effective immediately. over the past few years he's taken a stand on hot topics. he's going to look for

charlotte has 21 assists on the night including six from boris diao. wizards lose 92-76 dropping to 5-10 on the year. >>> we have got this team covered like no other after every game. dave johnson gives his thoughts on csnwashington.com. after you check out his thoughts, leave some of your own only online at csnwashington.com. yesterday morning put a public funeral for the washington icon will be held tuesday at verizon center. >> he passed away tuesday at the age of 85. he was the longest tenured owner in the nba. more sportsnite still to come. stay with us. welcome home, man. >> and welcome back to recap our top stories. the wizards get blown out by the bobcats 92-76, and up in montreal, the capitals get two points against the canadiens, winning in a shoot out. >> unbelievable. i was so worried. they were down, theyer up 2-0 and then again i hate saying that word but they choked but then they win it in overtime. >> at least you lowered your voice when you said it. >> lucky i didn't scream. i had the highlights in the corner and i thought oh, no. >> m

philly, morning fog, charlotte, orlando, rain and wind. more rain down in florida for jacksonville and tampa, out west, the bay area, low clouds, same with seattle, light rain there too. more in just a bit. >>> we are right around the corner from the big holiday travel season, but it looks like a lot of us will be frugal this time. how many americans plan to save money for travel. >>> the white house is slamming reports that suggest president obama already decided to send more troops to afghanistan. national security advisor general jim jones says that reports are false. senior administration officials suggest that pentagon sources leaked misinfo. the president meets with his national security team tomorrow. >>> tropical storm ida is moving over mobile bay, alabama, right now. it's a piece of tape that we just got in recently about 30 minutes ago the national hurricane center says that ida did make landfall at dolphin island, alabama. ida has gotten weaker, though, but there is still the major concern is about the rains and thereof the flo

joining us to talk about i, the president for the naacp in charlotte. also with us boyce watkins, professor syracuse university and founder of yourblackworld.com. also joining us, kristin tolor, executive director at the plantation. kristin, let's start with you. tell us what happened that day. what were the circumstances here? >> we had a group of fifth graders from rea view elementary. they were at the plantation the day before for the exact same program. it's a program called "civil war soldier's life." they talk about a war that was fought over the issue of slavery, so of course discussing what slavery was like for people is an integral part of the program. the day before the exact same program occurred. the school was happy with it. the second day the only difference is that on the first day mr. campbell chose one african-american student and two white students to come up to the front and help with that portion of the program. on the second day he chose three african-american students to help with that portion of the program. >> okay. >> we do this

denver metros, charlotte and orlando, winds, 30 minutes to an hour.king about in a half hour. >> all right. >>> a baby seal got lost so he gist plopped right down there in the middle of the road. he was tired. >> so he got confused. >> and there he sat. and he waited. oh. and this morning, a mother of five kids reportedly having money problems. the fbi says that she came up with a desperate solution. robbing banks. >>> all right. the new york stock exchange open for business. and traders may be getting kisses this friday. that's the president of the hershey ringing the bell. 100 years ago this weekend the company's founder started the hershey industrial school to help low income children. >>> police say new video of a missing girl shows her with a man at a motel shortly after she disappeared from her home. police identified the man and charged another man in the case. they won't say how they're connected and they still don't know where 5-year-old shania davis is. >>> more than 80 other people were woundeda massive 800-pound bomb ripped tlau government

of selling to bantam, the owner of the company and she expanded into cleveland, his home town and charlotte, and pittsburgh. so, 7 stores, 7 stores and, yeah, we focus on being regional book sellers. [inaudible conversations]. >> sarah palin served as a republican governor of alaska from 2006 to 2009. and, was a republican candidate for vice president in 2008. to find out more, visit facebook.com/sarah palin. >> deborah gordon in 2009 how main cars are on the road in the world today. >> just over a billion cars on the world's roads, not just cars, motor vehicles, cars, trucks, buses, lots of scooters and two wheel,in asia. on the road today. >> how many in the u.s. >> in the u.s., about 300,000. >> 300,000, 300 million? >> 300 million i'm sorry. >> is that too many? >> is it too many? this is the issue, if we want... if what we have, mobility we have which is wonderful, if we want to replicate that to the world, we cannot do it the way... the world can't do it the way we've don't. in terms of oil, internal combustion, it is just, there is not going to be enough air, enough, in terms of clim

and i didn't hear the news at all because i live in charlotte. and right before it came on cnn my father called me and he told me right before i hear the news that they did find a body and it possibly could be shaniya's. >> what did you know about the mother? >> me and antoinette really didn't have a relationship. i didn't know much about her. the only thing me and antoinette ever said to each other was a hi when i was picking up shaniya and a bye, how have you been? >> how often had you been there to pick up shaniya? >> usually -- i picked up shaniya quite a few times. from my aunt's house or from my father's house. i would either take shaniya to mcdonald's to get something to eat, to play around, or go to chuck e. cheese. anything of that nature. >> you know, before i had children i swore i would not let them eat mcdonald's, i would only give them organic food. you know what? forget it. if they want french fries, they've got it. so you would take her to mcdonald's, chuck e. cheese. you spent a fair amount of time with her? >> yes, ma'am. >> now

and i didn't hear the news at all because i live in charlotte. and right before it came on cnn my father called me and he told me right before i hear the news that they did find a body and it possibly could be shaniya's. >> what did you know about the mother? >> me and antoinette really didn't have a relationship. i didn't know much about her. the only thing me and antoinette ever said to each other was a hi when i was picking up shaniya and a bye, how have you been? >> how often had you been there to pick up shaniya? >> usually -- i picked up shaniya quite a few times. either from my aunt's house or my father's house. i would either take shaniya to mcdonald's to get something to eat, to play around, or go to chuck e. cheese. anything of that nature. >> you know, before i had children i swore i would not let them eat mcdonald's, i would only give them organic food. you know what? forget it. if they want french fries, they've got it. so you would take her to mcdonald's, chuck e. cheese. you spent a fair amount of time with her? >> yes, ma'am. >> n

fog out there around charlotte and just south of the atlanta metro. it hasn't slowed you down at the airport yet, which is good. top side of that, light rain across central jersey, back to philadelphia, spreading to new york city in the form of light showers, giving you a delay at the airplanes there, too. that's something we're watching. frost advisory, all the areas shaded in blue. nashville, temperature in the mid 30s. outside of the heat island, it's colder. temperatures around 32. light rain is, right now, across chicago. we'll talk about that, robin, in about half an hour. >> a bad morning rush for them. >> when it comes to it, yeah. >>> treasury secretary says, sure, the deficit is high. this is not time to worry about it. also ahead, if you have one of those tax-free spending accounts for doctor and dentist bills, the health care proposal could hit you hard. more on that. >>> former vice president dick cheney reportedly told the fbi i don't recall when asked how cia valerie plame was outed. remember plame's husband was critical of the bush adm

let me show you what it looks like in charlotte.f you're trying to travel on down to the queen city, that's north carolina, looks like it will be on the cloudy side and temperatures to the mid-60s later on today. heavyhouston. rock port, texas, which is close to corpus christi over the last couple of hours they've seen a lot of rain total wise. they've seen about eight inches since yesterday afternoon. the heavy rain now sliding to the city. more showers, more thunderstorms driving on in towards dallas. you can see it there. it's coming out of ft. worth but the heavy line is moving through i-20. if you look to the pacific northwest, it's a train of storms. we've had a couple this week already. one is right over washington state. now saturday's storms coming in for tomorrow afternoon. there is where it's located south of alaska. now that drives on into the east. take you live to d.c. traveling here low clouds are out there for the morning. looking at partly sunny skies to mostly sunny by the afternoon. not much of a travel delay ther

cool temperatures down through roanoke, charlotte 32.tlanta 39 degrees but cold air basically halts right across central parts of florida. 60 in tampa. 70 in miami. winds offshore again today coming right inland. you're going to see more showers. we'll talk about that and a look at tropical depression ida. it's down by nicaragua in about a half hour from now. >>> sing er rihanna is speaking out for the first time about her assault by ex-boyfriend chris brown and last night on hln's "the joy behar show" joy spoke with a star about her experience with domestic violence. >> a lot of women blame themselves. did you blame yourself? >> of course. of course. >> in what way? how did you do that? >> if you were less this or more that it wouldn't happen. you wouldn't make him mad. his mother said to me once i told him not to hit you so much. i remember thinking, when, just on birthdays? it was hard -- it was hard, too, because that happened in my life years before i ever was in show business and then i got a show and they went and found him, exace

charlotte and cleveland, gusty winds. 30-minute to one-hour delays there and you get down to the south further right around miami, some thunderstorms and then out west, san francisco, seattle, low clouds and rain heading towards seattle. you're going to see a lot of that over the next 24 to 36 hours. rain up across the pacific northwest starts sometime late today. new york city live, here is what it looks like. still celebrating the yankees' win. a decent start there in midtown. temperatures relatively cool, in the 50s. more on that in a bit. >> you had to mention that win again, didn't you? >> just in case you're just waking up. >> thanks, bob. >>> all right, a hospital is expanding to house a possible spike in flu patients. the new flu unit is actually in the parking lot and a travel basketball team gives new meaning to the term old school, that's for sure. meet the granny globetrotters. >>> after a five-day search, a missing baby was found alive hidden in a box underneath her babysitter's bed. the babysitter, her husband, and the baby's mother have been arrested but not yet charged.

boston, charlotte, wind. 30-minute to one-hour delays.r to las vegas, wind again in salt lake city. wind switching over to rain. 30-minute to one-hour delays for that area. more details on that in about a half hour. >>> okay. have you heard about this movie, bob, called "2012"? >> yes. >> it has a lot of people wondering if earth's doomsday is right around the corner. >> gone, gone, gone. still here just a lot better. >> some youtubers are scared but others are saying calm down. >>> president obama leaves today for his first visit to asia as president. he's going to star in tokyo and make stops in beijing and seoul. he'll talk about the u.s. economy, the trade deficit with china, and his plans for afghanistan among other things. >>> bad news for drivers in the san francisco bay area. the bay bridge is going to be shut down again for more repairs. crews have more work to do on the same 80-foot-long steel bar that cracked earlier this year. now it's not clear yet when the work is going to happen. lou dobbs is leaving cnn. at the end of last

charlotte, orlando, be rain and wind. 30-minute to one-hour delays. if you're trying to travel around florida, tampa, jacksonville, maybe even miami into orlando, i think you're going to get a half hour to hour long delays. out west, low clouds. robin, more on that in a little bit. >>> thanks. well, more news. @@@@@@@@ >>> heavy rains and strong winds are already whipping the southeast as tropical storm ida creeps towards the gulf coast. it is expected to make landfall this morning nerp the mississippi/alabama border. ida has gotten weaker but there is still a major concern that it could cause flooding. >>> the white house is slamming reports that suggest president obama already decided to send more troops to afghanistan. national security adviser general jim jones says the reports are false. senior administration officials suggest pentagon sources leaked the misinfo. he will meet with the national security team tomorrow. >>> the man accused of trying to blackmail david letterman is expected to ask the judge to drop the case today. a lawyer fo

charlotte and cleveland, gusty winds. more of that in half a minute. >> a couple more hours?g in there. get some coffee. >>> well, a hospital is expanding to house a possible spike in flu patients. the new flu unit is actually in the parking lot. and a traveling basketball team gives new meaning to the term "old-school." meet the granny globetrotters. @ >>> after a five-day search, a missing baby was found alive hidden in a box underneath her baby-sitter's bed. the baby-sitter, her husband and the mother -- and the baby's mother have been arrested but not yet charged. the baby has been placed in protective custody. >>> some gay rights activists say that president obama is partly to blame for a stinging election loss in maine. voters there rejected a law that would have allowed same-sex couples to marry. activists say that mr. obama did not publicly defend the law enough even though he supports gay civil rights. >>> a woman missing for about a year has been identified as one of the 11 bodies found at a registered sex offender's home. authorities say tonia carmichael was burie

cleveland, showers, chicago showers, charlotte, morning fog. no delays yet, but the computer glitch seems to be affecting a lot of folks in many airports. as soon as i get more details, obviously i'll bring them right to you. >> great. those live pictures showing us there's still support vehicles moving on the ground. >> things are moving. it it's not a dead stop. >> good. >>> how would you like to be able to drive your car using your iphone as a remote control? engineers in austin did just that. they used a rigged car, an experimental app that uses the iphone's internal sensors. to steer, all you do, you just turn the phone. touchscreen sliders control the gas and brake. >> we're driving with the iphone, we like to drive it on the roof of the car. that seems to be the most fun or the hood or something like that, you know. really get the wind blowing in your hair, that type of thing. that's a lot of fun. >> oh, you crazy engineers, you. the engineers say they've driven the car up to 30 miles an hour. >>> an acrobatic decided to risk a gymnastic

good charlotte, who is actually from maryland. we kept dad's room. his things were gone, we didn't see him no more. one more. i blame my family, their damage is in the. so, this is a revolution in the family, but it's a revolution with some serious all of the consequences. i don't think we have fully dealt with it, but certainly it is an important demographic reality and that would be a big story in of itself. and we've got a revolution. and that revolution i think we forget how big of a story this is. phlegmy tell you one brief one. 2003, new year's day, we all get the newspaper stories. who is the first baby born in the states. 2003, don breaks 12:01 a.m. in the state of virginia. guess what? we've got a new baby. the first baby of the year. fifteen hours of labor, 5 pounds, 20-ounce girl, one minute after midnight, parents said, she's adorable, she's perfect, she's brilliant. these stories always read the same. but not that time because now the newborn had two mommies. after 12 years together, the couple decided to have a baby through artificial a

this has obvious implications for growth in charlotte and the development of south carolina, which is dependent on water for industrial development, agriculture, and housing needs. as the case involved and is now in the supreme court, the question involves a very obscure aspect of the court's original jurisdiction. the way that the constitution was framed, the constitutional convention wanted to make sure that disputes between states would be decided by the supreme court. in article 3 of the constitution is a provision that says when a state shall suit another state, the supreme court has jurisdiction over that to speak. origin of their station, meaning bring the suits -- original jurisdiction, meaning bringing the suit and deciding that the initial level. most of the case, virtually all the cases the court decides art in what is known as appellate jurisdiction. this is a case where the complaint is filed in the supreme court, and the supreme court to appoint a special master to advise the court on what ought to happen with the case. what happened in this particular motion was the spe

host: that is sydney in charlotte, north carolina.lifornia gets a draft rules for cap-and-trade to effort is most ambitious in u.s. on emissions. it would be the most ambitious u.s. effort to use the market on global warming. it would cut greenhouse gas emissions to 1990 levels by 2020. measures will range from clean vehicle and building rules to the cap-and-trade system that lets factories and power companies trade credits to in the gases that heat up the earth." ken salazar, interior secretary, "blasts oil industry as the arm of the gop. he accused some industry trade groups of acting like an arm of the republican party in criticizing the obama administration's record on energy production. specifically, can sell its art said that some trade groups were acting like a political -- ken salazar said that some troops were acting like an arm of the political party." next phone call is from springfield, illinois, craig on the independent line. caller: happy thanksgiving. host: thank you, sir. caller: "frontline" was on last night -- the ge

. >> host: scott in charlotte, north carolina. please go had with the question. >> caller: yes, mrs. shepard. god bless on the tragic loss of your son. but i would point out that there are lots of people and even some experts who have looked at the case who said that matthews gayness really had nothing to do with his murder, that it's just in fact a murder of opportunity by a couple of misery into her out for trouble and would have killed anyone regardless of their sexuality. and do that, how would you answer the charges that you have been taken advantage of and maybe have been used by the gay and lesbian transgender community to basically perpetrate that lifestyle on the youth of america? >> guest: well, a couple of things they're. it's not really a lifestyle to get who you are. nobody is trying to perpetrate it on anybody. they are just trying to allow it to be free and equal. and the story that matt gayness didn't matter, and aaron mckinney's confession he actually said it did matter. that's how they singled him out. they chose

they will be home tomorrow night against charlotte. in and out. >> phil: good job by brendan to come out and challenge o'neal on that shot >> steve: he got it blocked but he still scores. tommy washington, the referee. former rich month basketball star, thomas blair. o'neal drying on haywood. tom washington says it's a turnover >> phil: again, good pressure by haywood, moving his feet, putting pressure on o'neal and forcing him to turn over scbroo. >> over >> steve: miami has won it twice here against washington this season. jamison hits the turn around >> phil: i like the way they started off the first three possessions, moving the ball around, getting to the net and making good cuts to the basket. >> reporter: when he they played here two weeks ago, the wizards had a terrific first half. they had an 11-point lead in the game and later fell apart after arenas had nine turnovers >> phil: this is a team that operates well on fast breaks. so it's those turnovers that give the fast break opportunities. they take advantage of it. >> report

. >> i'm charlotte will tim actually -- i live in oxford, outside cincinnati. i think she's a great role model for young women. i think she's what america needs right now. she's just great all the way around. i just love her. she's just great. >> when you say you like her conservative values, what do you mean by that? >> specifically she believes in the constitution. the abortion issue, i'm against abortion. just good american values. i just, you know, i just love that about her. she's a real person. she's one of us. she's not from washington, d.c. she's not anything that -- you know, she doesn't act like anything she's not. she's just herself. and i really like that. >> my name is nancy and i'm from dayton, ohio. >> have you ever seen her in person before? >> no. no. so i'm really anxious and excited about meeting her and having the book signed. >> and have you heard anything about the book yet? have you read it yet? >> i've heard lots of things. no, i haven't read it yet. i watch fox news a lot. and they've had lots of interviews and stuff like that on there.

that was a loss at charlotte and the loss to tennessee, as we mentioned.hey're going to go very deep in the ncaa tournament again this year. so it's really tough for the asheville team to go into tennessee and try to come out with a victory. matt: tennessee had a great battle last night. there's the basket and georgia doing a good job of moving that basketball. litterial: they're coming out and being the aggressor tonight. they're very active. they want this win. they were embarrassed by the last loss and you can tell at the beginning of this game, they don't want to let that happen again. matt: forced the fourth turnover by asheville. basket over in the corner by travis leslie. needs a time-out as they have jumped out to a 10-2 lead. litterial: this is what the coach wanted to see. he wanted these guys to go out and have fun, play with confidence, believe in themselves, believe in their abilities and this is why they are right now beginning the game. matt: and that last set of points by the bulldogs all started with dustin ware. actually this is a steal b

transferred to charlotte. really adequate, stable, ball handler point guard. will help them with the return to washington. have to hold the fort until that duo gets back. >> steve: ray gallegos in for nebraska. shot clock down to five. anderson tries. great defense again by usc. and the foul will go against anderson. >> marques: thought that marcus simmons was moving. should be allowed to come down after you leave the area. seems like marcus simmons kind of got into that spot before anderson had a chance to land. i don't agree with that call. >> steve: got to like the way usc is getting help on defense. >> marques: like the way the bigs are battling on the inside. you know, as a player, just the light comes on. you see a 6'4", guard you. physically inside, brian anderson, trying to get to vucevic. and doc sadler is going to shore that up by bringing hankins-coles, much bigger defender to deal with the big fella from usc, vucevic. >> steve: not many points. good defense today. nebraska, one of the top defensive teams in the nation last year against usc. and the

matt: did not even play against charlotte and a blocking foul on georgia and williams. litterial: i'm very happy to see sean smith continuing to attack the rim, continue to shoot his jump shot. he's a guy that you know has had to make some success. when you see a guy continuing to shoot the basketball and you're not making it, he knows he has that ability so it's good to see him continue to be in attack mode. matt: he's fifth on asheville's all time three point list with 134 when the night started. smith comes back to get it. litterial: price has been quiet tonight on the offensive end but the defensive end, he's been very active. matt: bounce pass inside deflected away. litterial: they're expecting big things out of primm in conference play. he led the team last year in percentage from the three-point line. if he can put two or three games together and get his confidence going, he's going to be really tough to deal with in the big south conference. matt: if they're going to live up to that expectation of number two in the big south, smith has got to hit some shots and

big cities, atlanta, charlotte.even birmingham will see between three and six, maybe eight inches of rain just from one storm that will move a little slower as it passes over land and heads in the direction of the northeast. in anticipation of that, starting late tonight, look for that rain to work its way into central alabama, into georgia, and then all the way into north carolina. tuesday and wednesday. and eventually the mid-atlantic as it will be on the move. here's what you can expect as we break it down for you. coastal flooding, particularly at the time of high tide. three to six feet above normal. flooding rains, power outages. and as the storm comes up the mid-atlantic, we're likely to see more wind and rain, though it should weaken in intensity as it interacts with land. tomorrow's map does show the storm works its way further to the east than where it is now, which is right here, south of areas into alabama. so it will turn and eventually bring a lot of heavy rain to the southeast. the rest of the country

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. >> what started in 2005 as one team in charlotte has grown to 16 across the country. there is even a homeless world cup. off the field, he coaches the players in life. they set personal goals. >> when you get here, your spirit is broken, your self confidence is broken. being where there is trust and team work that helps. >> chris found a job, moved out of the shelter and is going back to school. >> no one wants to be homeless. my heroes are the people that come through the program. >> police say they found stacks and stacks of stolen luggage at somebody's house. how one officer cracked what looks to be a huge suitcase scam. >>> right now on "showbiz tonight," what could be the ultimate jon and kate shocker. are jon and kate getting back together? tonight, "showbiz tonight" uncovers the startling clues. including kate's new confession that she still loves jon. >> part of me always will. >> tonight, "showbiz tonight" reveals why jon and kate could be ditching their divorce. >>> the tyra banks weight controversy. tonight, tyra's remarkable revelations about her weight lo

and then he has expanded into cleveland, his hometown, and charlotte and pittsburgh. so seven stores. yeah. we kind of focus on being regional booksellers. [inaudible conversations] >> sarah palin served as republican governor of alaska from 2006-2008 and was a republican candidate for vice president from 2008. to find out more visit facebook. >> coming up next book tv presents after words. this week nomi prins former managing director at goldman sachs and current senior fellow talks about her book "it takes a pillage: behind the bailouts, bonuses, and backroom deals from washington to wall street." she discusses the book with the senator bernard sanders of vermont. a u.s. congressman for 16 years before moving to the senate and the author of the memoire "outsider in the house." >> host: let me begin by thinking c-span for the opportunity of me interviewing nomi prins who is the author of "it takes a pillage: behind the bailouts, bonuses, and backroom deals from washington to wall street." while i was in the house for 16 years. answered on the on the financial service

this cold front is sliding down to the south so it's going to be a cooler day for you in areas like charlotte, back through raleigh. then you get across the real cold stuff and it's right around kansas right now and missouri. here is all the snow coming down, beginning to wind up just a little bit less, which is good news for you for the morning commute. we still have advisories out there. notice the snow shield itself beginning to switch over to rain a little as well. let me show you some video coming out from that video from yesterday afternoon. this is right around that nebraska-kansas state line. you saw about eight inches of snow yesterday afternoon. it was coming down early this morning and now is winding down just a bit for you. it's not going to stick around too much longer as that cold air will recede back to the north. we still have advisories for snow for kansas city until 8:00 this morning. that's because of the rain-snow mix coming on down. look at the temperature too, it's right around freezing and a little above, so the streets right now basically wet. bridges and overpasses ma

the watches are out there in green, the warnings include atlanta and charlotte. more details on that coming up tomorrow morning. >> that's kind of a switch. snow -- ten inches is what you're saying. but the midwest kind of warm, huh? >> it's warm and dry out there, but the west coast has that storm coming in with snow and that's going to get snow going across that region later. live shots out of the vinings area in georgia. this is just outside of atlanta northwest. this is the area that flooded bigtime about six weeks ago with the chattahoochee river flowing up. you can see flooding already drp -- >> that's water around that building. >> absolutely. there we go. >> unbelievable. already overflowing its banks once again. that's the area that got slammed a couple of weeks ago. the moisture still cannot hold that much water in the atlanta area between four and five inches of rain since yesterday morning. >> wgcl in the copper cam is looking for us. they pulled out for us. >> we appreciate it. that's west of atlanta. >> thanks, bob. >>> a former stripper in miami ac

the next call is from charlotte, north carolina. rich, republican line. is washington soaking america's rich? caller: good morning, how are you? yes, and unfortunately it is going to get worse. i swear that every time i look at the administration of their conducting our foreign policy and domestic policy, i would think it is jimmy carter. that will come back to haunt him in 2010 wheand 2012. in some other folks have been furious -- i and th some other folks have been curious. why did our administration not do like they did in world war ii? they sold war bonds, keeping it within the capitalistic investment system. i would rather prefer to see as helping out through the capitalist model instead of moving towards a socialist model, where we take it under the guise of assistance, purchasing it by the government. instituting taxes to generate revenue to pump into other government systems, those are questions i have myself. i do think that we are soaking the rich. i would prefer to see them off for some kind of a war bond through these banks. if we are going to

let's go to north carolina, charlotte, where martha is on the democrats' line.go ahead, martha, you are on the air. i think we might have lost martha. let's move on to minneapolis, where patty is on the republicans line. caller: i am wondering if your guest or you yourself are aware of the global warming cycle where the so-called scientists deleting their records, if it should give out, how they haveie manipulaì+ temperatures for certain years, how is the scientists wrote in a journal disputing and being accurate about it to a and some of their claims, that they would be ostracized. and if they published it, they would discredit the journal that published it. are you being -- are you aware that the whole farce is being exposed to? and you guys had a little bit about it on sunday, but none of the newspapers and the drive by media are talking about it, it is a huge story. it is a farce. there are thousands of scientists who disagree with this. -- this al gore bologna. his baloney about global warming. guest: and i sought andrew rivkin's story in the times about t

i also read the charlotte observer. i have a funny story about a small island.he isle of wight, a tiny little place off the southern coast of england, i was there and i brought one of their daily papers home. i took it to the market and waited. it weighed over 2 pounds. host: the newspaper weighed over 2 pounds? caller: and this was not inserts'. if it was news. host: was it the sunday paper? caller: no, it was the wednesday paper. it was the "isle of wight county press." agreed for newspapers when i'm here on the internet. -- i read foreign newspapers when i'm here on the internet. host: one more call here. peter in philadelphia does not read a paper. not happy with the philadelphia papers? caller: it is so slanted that you cannot really get the news out of it, sir. if they gave it to me i would not read it. host: where you get your newspaper, -- your news from? caller: i go to c-span, rush limbaugh, fox, the internet. i google loved a particular subject -- i google up a particular subject. i get the real story. host: thanks for your calls this half hour. next

charlotte hall, maryland, on our independent line. caller: i am against a second stimulus package for they have not spent 3/4 of the first one yet. it seems like that money was wasted on states that had districts that did not exist and jobs that did not exist. for the american people to put faith in this president's and his people and the white house -- there are construction bids that are out there -- i am in the construction business -- for the few jobs that are available to bet on, there are 15 and 20 companies bidding on the same job and the price has gone down below cost. the competition is crazy. there is no money to be made. there are no jobs to be had. people are closing construction companies and there is no way to go with that. the other thing that worries me is that if robert rubin goes to congress and asked them if we can make sure that none of this money goes to white construction workers, that worries me. how can you trust a group of people like that? host: there is a story about the treasury secretary and the criticism

next call is from charlotte, north carolina, which on the republican line, and the issue of taxes and health care and the war in afghanistan. is washington soaking america's rich? caller: steve, good morning. how are you? yes, and unfortunately, it is going to get worse. i swear, every time i look at the administration conducting their foreign policy and domestic policy, i think we have jimmy carter up there. i think i'm not the only one. that will come out on them on the 2010 and 2012. i and some other folks have been curious. our government has been nationalizing purchasing large portions of our economy. i have often wondered, why didn't our administration to like it did in world war ii, when they sold more bonds, which kept it as a capitalistic investment system, instead of purchasing interest in these companies? i would much rather see us financing health care and helping other parts of our economy through selling war bonds and keeping it as a capitalist model instead of moving it towards a socialist model where we take it over under the guise of assistance, but purchasing it by t

. >> reporter: what started in 2005 as one team in charlotte has grown to 16 teams across the country. there is a u.s. cup and a homeless world cup. off the field cann coaches the players in life. they set three, six and 12-month personal goals. >> when you get here your spirit is growing, your self-confidence is broken. being in an environment where there is trust and team work, that helps psychologically. >> reporter: chris found a job, moved out of the shelter and is going back to school. >> no one wants to be homeless. my heroes are the people who come through our program. >>> all righty. unlike general motors, we haven't heard from chrysler since it emerged from bankruptcy in june. that is changing with a five-year turn around plan. we want to go to cnn.com's poppy harlow. good to see you. what have you discovered. >> great to see you as well. the call is going on right now, it is a six-hour event in auburn hills, michigan, where chrysler is based. what they are going to do now fiat owns a controlling stake. they have a short-term strategy, christi, to make their current products

let's go to north carolina, charlotte, where martha is on the democrats' line.line. caller: i am wondering if your guest or you yourself are aware of the global warming cycle where the so-called scientists deleting their records, if it should give out, how they haveie manipulaì+ temperatures for certain years, how is the scientists wrote in a journal disputing and being accurate about it to a and some of their claims, that they would be ostracized. and if they published it, they would discredit the journal that published it. are you being -- are you aware that the whole farce is being exposed to? and you guys had a little bit about it on sunday, but none of the newspapers and the drive by media are talking about it, it is a huge story. it is a farce. there are thousands of scientists who disagree with this. -- this al gore bologna. his baloney about global warming. guest: and i sought andrew rivkin's story in the times about this. i think this is unfortunate that it goes on. but the key thing is that the scientific issue is behind us. it is clear and decided. i

host: charlotte, north carolina. michael on the independent line. guestcaller: i was foreclosed od evicted four weeks ago yesterday. guest:. to hear that. caller: thank you. it was wells fargo, i owed 84,000 of the note. they sold it to a holding company picked -- for $65,000. they did that without even offering me. all i wanted to do was renegotiate the loan. and stay in the property. i was only in it for two and a half years. but they decided it was not good enough. i sent them hardship letters, financial statements, and they went ahead. and then they bought it back again. i don't know the price. i it is -- it is on the market, it is going to be on the market. i don't know if it is legal or not. it's should be illegal. it but it is damn sure in morrow, excuse my language. -- immoral. why did they sell the house $19,000 lower? i call it loan laundering, they got rid of one note and i bought it back again and now they have a good note. that is my opinion and i am in the construction business. i have to say one thing. it was not well fargo's fault i

the next question is from cam in charlotte, north carolina. i think we might find a place where you want limited government -- do you think the noise or clutter of an uncensored internet prevents or encourages honest political discourse? should the government regulate the internet? >> absolutely not. what is fascinating about the internet is it has given a voice to the voiceless. mistakes are corrected much more quickly than on the front page of the "new york times." you may remember that in the lead up to be iraq war, the "new york times" publish all the stories on the front page that turned out to be completely wrong about the existence of weapons of mass destruction. it took him months to correct them. on the internet, mistakes have been made, absolutely. there are perpetrators of disinformation. but it is much easier and much more transparent way mistakes are corrected. so i believe the internet and what is happening on-line is at the moment, the main countervailing powers is special-interest dominating be countries because -- this country

. >> according to the charlotte observer this month, there is a story that is rather critical of youre on the board, stating that you may well be the highest-paid executive associated with the board, other than mr. lewis. it states in the article that just for your airplane flights, the bank of america spent $947,000 on those flights on private jets, and another $281,000 to help you pay the company taxes on those. become -- the story goes on to state that does not include the bank a new more than 220 up thousand dollars in office and administrative support -- $225,000. it does not go into stock and benefits that accrue to your present position. would you agree that you are by far the most highly compensated member of the board? >> i believe i am, as a result of my retirement agreement from fleet five years ago. that was a contract that was agreed to buy years ago as part of my retirement for the corporation, retiring early and so forth. it is not part directly of my compensation as a board member. my compensation as a board member, excluding more term agreement, it is the same as ever

. >> i'm charlotte, from cincinnati, actually live in oxford, outside that, i like her conservative values. i think she's a great role model for young women. and i think she's what america needs right now. she is great all the way around, i just love her. she's great. >> when you say you like her conservative values, what do you mean by that? >> specifically she's... she believes in the constitution, she... the abortion issue, i'm against abortion. just good american values. i just love that about her. she's a real person, she's one of us. she's not from washington, d.c., she not anything that, you know, doesn't act like anything she's not. she's just herself. and i really like that. >> i'm nancy and i'm from dayton, ohio. >> have you ever seen her in person before. >> no. no. i'm really anxious and excited about meeting her and having the book signed. >> have you heard anything about the book yet? >> oh, i heard about it. no, i haven't read it yet. i watched fox news -- i watch fox news a lot and they had lots of interviews and stuff like that, on there and i have been watching those and